Two proteins bind the same ligand, and the data is shown below. What is the KD value for Protein B?0.5 nM8 nMcorrect answer not given1.8 nM [Ligand],Protein A Protein BnM0.40.0480.2710.110.430.20.680.50.8200.710.91400.830.961000.930.99

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Two proteins bind the same ligand, and the data is shown below. What is the KD value for Protein B? 0.5 nM 8 nM correct answer not given 1.8 nM

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Two proteins bind the same ligand, and the data is shown below. What is the KD value for Protein B?

0.5 nM

8 nM

correct answer not given

1.8 nM

[Ligand],
Protein A Protein B
nM
0.4
0.048
0.27
1
0.11
0.43
0.2
0.6
8
0.5
0.8
20
0.71
0.91
40
0.83
0.96
100
0.93
0.99

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